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Tiller’s Murder a Good Thing?

drew — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 20:39:11 +0000

No.

Al Mohler writes:

The murder of Dr. George Tiller presents America with another reminder of the violence that exists within our midst. This is not the way the pro-life movement wanted Tiller’s life to end. Our mission is to convince Americans of the sanctity of every human life — born and unborn. The murder of Dr. Tiller does not serve that cause.

Read the entire article “The horrible lesson of Wichita” by Dr. Mohler.

What I Listened to This Week

drew — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:58:01 +0000

It’s been a while since I’ve done a weekly review post; but since I’ve listened to some rather impressive things this week, I wanted to fill you in with the goods:

Upon recommendation I bought Flame’s latest album entitled Our World Redeemed. Amazing Christian rap. I especially like the last track, Joyful Noise, and number seven, Hold On. Deeply and richly biblical. Powerful.
Dr. Russell Moore presented a very moving treatise against abortion from the first chapters of the Gospel of Matthew in Southern Seminary chapel on October 16 entitled “Joseph Is a Single-Issue Evangelical: The Father of Jesus, the Cries of the Helpless, and Change You Can Believe In.” Definitely worth your time. Download the MP3.
Al Mohler just today preached a very timely message here in Southeastern chapel on How Not to Raise a Pagan from Deuteronomy 6. Listen to the MP3 or watch the video (MP4). Your children need to know that “God kills people.”
On the latest edition of The White Horse Inn Dr. Michael Horton and company give unique Election Coverage. No mention of Obama or McCain here; only the biblical concept of election presented from a decidedly reformed standpoint with plenty of helpful discussion.
If you listen to nothing else from this list, download the interview with Burl Cain, Warden of Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, on The Drew Marshall Show. The testimony of the power of the gospel to transform lives that is taking place right now at this prison in Louisiana will astound you. It could only be God.

He’s Three Persons

drew — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:27:33 +0000

Overhearing random conversations is always intriguing.

“So, I was talking to my friend who grew up Catholic and I told her that she could have a relationship with God.”
“She said ‘No way. Really?’”
“‘Yeh,’ I replied, ‘He’s like a person and stuff.’”

Missy, not only is he a person, but he’s three persons and stuff. What are we going to do about this lack of articulation, Al?

What I Listened to This Week

Drew — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 03:38:16 +0000

The first two messages in Mark Driscoll’s series “Religion Saves and Nine Other Misconceptions”: birth control and humor/making jokes. The one on birth control should be required listening in pre-marital counseling. As for the making jokes topic, Driscoll verbally body slams every group possible while ending with guidelines on how to and when to make fun.
Al Mohler takes the measure of Joel Osteen and finds him a man of short stature.
Giles Peterson introduces the freshest jazz and experimental of 2oo8.
Minimal progressive has never sounded so good with Deadmau5 on the decks.
Richard Dawkins and John Lennox go head to head in the God Delusion debate.
Sean McDowell talks about his dad, ministry, the emergent church, and apologetics on Stand to Reason.
Lastly, Charles Hodgson gets his etymology on with “minx”, “tramp”, “tattoo”,Â “pounce” and “mortar” in his weekly podictionary round-up.